FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 at MINNESOTA TWINSRH Chris Archer (3-3, 3.76) vs. LH Hector Santiago (4-2, 3.96)

RAY MATTER—Yesterday the Rays returned to .500 with a 4-0 shutout of the Angels, earning a 4-game split with the Angels and finishing the homestand at 4-3, giving them three winning homestands out of four total…Rays have won 6 of their last 9 games…they are 8-5 since the start of the last road trip, going 3-0-1 in series play over that stretch…the Rays have held a lead in 35 of their last 38 games but are an even 19-19 over that span…they have held a lead in 86 pct. (43 of 50) of their games this season—highest percentage in the majors, ahead of Houston (83.3) and Milwaukee (82.9)…the Rays have a major-league-most 18 blown leads, ahead of the Phillies (17).

Ê The Rays are 5-10 vs. left-handed starters, and 20-15 vs. RHP. Ê The Rays are 12-9 outside the AL East, and 13-16 within the division.

GOING UP THE COUNTRY, BABE DON’T YOU WANNA GO—Tonight the Rays open a 9-game, 10-day road trip, with 3 games at Minnesota, Tex-as and Seattle…the Rays will fly an estimated 6,389 miles over the course of the trip…Rays have won three straight road series (2-0 at MIA, 2-1 at BOS, 2-1 at CLE) winning 6 of their last 8 games…prior to that, they began the season 3-10 on the road…they went 4-2 on the last road trip, batting .290/.342/.548 with 14 HR and 39 runs scored (6.5 R/G)…the bullpen com-piled a 1.06 ERA (17-IP, 2-ER).

THAT’S THE WAY IT IS IN MINNESOTA—The Rays own a 19-7 (.731) re-cord all-time at Target Field, their best record at any AL park…the Rays boast their best marks at any AL ballpark here with a 3.14 ERA (229-IP, 80-ER), .297 batting avg., .357 OBP and .477 SLG…in their last visit here, June 2-5, 2016, they belted 11 HR, a club record for a single series, and 9 of those were hit by 3B Evan Longoria (5) and 1B Logan Morrison (4)…Longoria hit 7 HR in 7 games vs. MIN last season, most ever by a Ray against a non-division opponent, and has homered in 4 straight games at Target Field…he became the first player in club history to homer in each game of a 4-game series…Morrison has homered in 3 consecutive games at Target Field.

Ê The Rays went 4-3 vs. the Twins in 2016 (1-2 home, 3-1 road)…Rays are 72-70 (.570) all-time.

Ê The Rays are 6-2 this season when their opponent entered the game in first place (3-0 vs. DET, 1-2 at BAL, 2-0 vs. NYY)…the Twins cur-rently hold a 2.0-game lead in the AL Central.

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE—This is the Rays 14th straight game vs. an opponent with a .500 or better record, and looking ahead on the schedule their next 6 games (including tonight) are against teams currently above .500.

THIS IS 50—The Rays have played 50 games, tied with the Angels for the most in the majors…they reached the 50-game mark with a .500 or better record for the seventh time in 10 seasons in the Rays era (since 2008)…this marks a 3-game improvement over 2016 and only one win shy of 2013 (26-24), the year of their last postseason appearance (won AL Wild Card)…their 227 runs scored are their most through 50 games since 2013 (247), and their 68 HR are 2nd in club history behind 2016 (71).

PITCHING PROPERLY—Rays pitchers have gone 15 games without al-lowing double-digit hits, the 2nd-longest streak in club history…they went 19 straight from April 21–May 10, 2015…last time they yielded double-digit hits was May 9 vs. KC (12 in a 12-inning, 7-6 loss).

Ê The Rays pitching staff enters tonight’s game with 17 consecutive scoreless innings…Rays have held their opponents to 4 runs or few-er in 5 straight games and 8 of their last 9.

Ê Rays pitchers rank 5th in the majors and 2nd in the AL behind Hous-ton (3.51) with a 3.65 ERA…Rays starters lead the AL and rank 3rd in the majors with a 3.62 ERA.

Ê Yesterday’s start by RH Matt Andriese (8-IP) matched the longest by a Rays starter this season…Rays starters have gone 7 IP or more 9 times in their last 26 games, compared to 3 times in their first 24 games of the season.

COLBY 4, ANGELS 0—Yesterday DH Colby Rasmus drove in all 4 of the Rays runs, on a 2-run single in the 1st and a 2-run double in the 5th…ac-cording to the Elias Sports Bureau, you have to go back a quarter-century to find the last major league game in at least 4 runs, accounting for all of his team’s runs scored, without hitting a home run…the last player to do that was Hall of Famer NYM Eddie Murray, on April 28, 1992 vs. HOU…Rasmus flipped the script followed by Murray, who hit a 2-run double in the 1st inning and a 2-run single in the 5th in the Mets 4-0 victory.

Ê Elias notes that Rasmus batted with the bases full and 2 outs in both of his big hits yesterday…while his Rays teammates are 3-for-20 in

such at-bats this season, Rasmus is 3-for-6. Ê Yesterday was the seventh time that a Rays player had 4 RBI or

more and drove in all the team’s runs in a victory…Rasmus was the first to do it since Evan Longoria on Aug 9, 2011 vs. KC (4-0 win).

RAY-KING RAYS—The Rays are tied for 3rd in the AL with 227 runs scored, tied with Texas behind the Yankees (241) and Astros (237), and lead the AL with 40 runs scored in the 1st inning…they lead the AL with 153 extra-base hits and 10 triples (tied with Detroit)…they rank among AL leaders in several other categories (see chart).

Ê The Rays 68 HR are tied with Houston and Oakland for 2nd in the AL, one shy of the AL-leading Yankees…they have 23 HR over the last 13 games, and 17 HR over the last 9 games.

Ê The Rays lead the majors with 5 back-to-back home runs, already topping their 2016 total (four; three back-to-back and one back-to-back-to-back…prior to this year, the Rays had never hit more than 3 back-to-back home runs by the end of May (2001 and 2009).

Ks FOR DAYS—The Rays offense has 521 SO, 85 more than any other team (MIL, 436) and 111 more than any other AL team (TEX, 410)…this marks the most strikeouts in major league history through 50 games…they are on pace for 1,688 SO, which would pass the major league record held by the 2016 Brewers (1,543)…last year the Rays had a club-record 1,482 SO, 2nd most in AL history…Rays have had 34 games with double-digit strikeouts, 12 more than any other team (Oakland, 22)…they are on pace for 110 double-digit strikeout games, which would break the major league record set by the 2013 Astros (80).

DOES NOT COMPUTE—The Rays have outscored opponents 227-204 this season, but are an even 25-25…their +23 run differential ranks 3rd in the AL behind the Astros (+57) and Yankees (+56) and 7th in the majors, and is one better than the defending World Champion Cubs…in fact, dating back to the 2016 All-Star break, the Rays have gone 59-65 despite a +56 run differential (555-499, 6th best in the majors), the highest of any team in baseball with a losing record…their run differential over that span is better than, among other teams, the Indians (+32, 66-52 record) and Astros (+50, 68-53).

Ê The Rays are 4-9 (.308) in one-run games, worst in the AL, and 10-25 (.286) since the 2016 All-Star break.

COREY CRUSHING—OF/DH Corey Dickerson leads the AL with 62 hits and 21 multi-hit games, and is tied with LAA Mike Trout for the AL lead with 116 total bases…he ranks among AL leaders with a .332 avg. (5th), .378 OBP (9th), .620 SLG (3rd), 34 runs (T-2nd), 14 2B (T-4th), 2 3B (T-5th), 12 HR (T-6th) and 28 XBH (2nd)…has 6 HR in his last 9 games.

Ê His 5 leadoff homers tie HOU George Springer for most in the ma-jors and tie Rocco Baldelli in 2006 for the single-season club re-cord…has 11 HR out of the No. 1 spot in the lineup, tied with former teammate COL Charlie Blackmon for the major league lead.

Ê Among left-handed hitters, his .358 avg. (19-for-53) vs. LHP leads the AL and ranks 2nd in the majors behind WAS Bryce Harper (.389).

SOUZA-PALOOZA—OF Steven Souza Jr. has reached base in 6 of his last 7 PA, including a season-high 4 times yesterday…he had 8 BB to 6 SO over the 6-game homestand, with a .542 OBP…his 8 BB over that span tied LAA Mike Trout for the AL lead…threw out Trout at the plate in the 1st in-ning yesterday, his second OF assist of the season (May 8 vs. KC).

HALL OF FAME CLASSIC—Tomorrow six Hall of Fame legends will be joined by a roster of 30 former major league players for the Hall of Fame Classic at Cooperstown’s historic Doubleday Field…RH Andy Son-nanstine will represent the Rays for a second straight year…The Classic, presented by Ford Motor Company, highlights a weekend of family enter-tainment programs designed to celebrate the timeless connection of base-ball across generations…visit baseballhall.org for more information.

First Pitch: 8:10 p.m. ET | Location: Target Field, Minneapolis, Minn. | TV: Fox Sports Sun | Radio: WDAE 620 AM, WGES 680 AM (Sp.)Game No.: 51 (25-25) | Road Game No.: 22 (9-12) | All-Time Game No.: 3,127 (1,445-1,681) | All-Time Road Game No.: 1,558 (649-908)

April: 12-14 | May: 13-11

Upcoming Games Time (ET) Probable Starting Pitchers (Rays vs. Opp.) TV | Radio Sat., May 27 at MIN 2:10 p.m. RH Jake Odorizzi (3-2, 3.14) vs. TBA Fox Sports Sun | WDAE 620 AM, WGES 680 AM (Sp.)Sun., May 28 at MIN 2:10 p.m. RH Alex Cobb (4-4, 3.82) vs. RH Kyle Gibson (1-4, 8.62) Fox Sports Sun | WDAE 620 AM, Radio Luz 760 AM (Sp.)

MOST XBH SINCE 2016 ALL-STAR BREAK, A.L.

Brian Dozier, MIN 65Corey Dickerson, TB 62Khris Davis, OAK 56Evan Longoria, TB 56Mike Trout, LAA 56

RAYS OFFENSE A.L. RANKS

227 runs T-3rd418 hits 3rd10 3B T-1st68 HR T-2nd153 XBH 1st717 TB 2nd.328 OBP 5th.423 SLG 5th.751 OPS 4th195 BB 1st*521 SO 1st*

* leads majors

TONIGHT’S STARTER—RH CHRIS ARCHER (3-3, 3.76)

Ê LAST START—On Sun vs. NYY, had a season-high 12 SO, his most since June 6, 2016 at ARI (12)…yielded 3 runs, all in the 2nd, on a Didi Gregorius single and Brett Gardner 2-run homer…held right-handed batters to 0-for-14…his 12 SO were the most by a Ray in a losing deci-sion since Archer on Opening Day in 2016…his first 5 outs came via strikeout; had 5 SO through 2 IP, 8 SO through 3 IP and 10 SO through 4 IP…his line: L, 6.1 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 2 BB, 12 SO, 1 HR, 108 pit, 72 str.

Ê DOUBLE DIGITS—Has reached double-digit strikeouts 3 times in his last 4 starts…his 3 starts with 10 SO or more this season are 2nd in the AL and tied for 3rd in the majors, behind BOS Chris Sale (8) and NYM Jacob deGrom (4).…has 21 career double-digit strikeout games, 2nd most in franchise history behind David Price (23)…Archer also:

Ê Has made seven career scoreless starts recording double-digit strikeouts, most in franchise history, ahead of Scott Kazmir (4).

Ê Has made six career starts with double-digit strikeouts and 0 BB, 3rd in franchise history behind Price (8) and James Shields (7).

Ê Has reached double-digit strikeouts without recording the win 11 times, most in franchise history…has had 10 SO (or more) and taken the loss 5 times, tied with Shields for most in club history.

Ê Has reached double-digit strikeouts 18 times since the start of the 2015 season, 2nd in the AL to CWS/BOS Chris Sale (25).

Ê WITHIN REACH—Has 40 SO in May, 3rd in the majors and 2nd in the AL…is 6 SO shy of tying James Shields (2012) club record for strikeouts in May (46)…is also in line to start on Wed at TEX, the final game of this month…leads the majors with a 14.21 SO/9 IP ratio in May, ahead of Chris Sale (12.48), compared to 8.47 SO/9 IP in April.

Ê The club record for strikeouts in any month is 54, set by David Price in June 2014.

Ê A.L. LEADERS—Ranks among AL leaders in strikeouts (77, 2nd), games started (10, T-1st), innings pitched (64.2, T-3rd), SO/9 IP (10.72, 3rd), HR/9 IP (0.84, 10th), walks (24, T-8th) and WP (3, T-8th).

Ê THE CENTURY MARK—Has thrown at least 100 pitches in 19 straight starts, dating back to Aug 12, 2016, the longest active streak in the ma-jors and tied for the 2nd longest in club history, behind James Shields (21 in 2011-12)…his longest such streak prior to this was 9 starts, June 23–Aug 9, 2015)…threw under 100 pitches in 9 of his first 24 starts last season before his current streak began.

Ê MR. DURABLE—Leads the majors with 132 starts since June 1, 2013, the day he was recalled for good, ahead of DET/WAS Max Scherzer (130)…KC/SD/CWS James Shields entered this season as the major league leader over that span, but is on the DL with a strained right lat.

Ê Currently ranks 4th in franchise history in strikeouts (872) and innings pitched (830.2)…is 4 SO and 3.1 IP shy of tying Scott Kazmir for 3rd on the club’s all-time list.

Ê DON’T RUSH ME—Averages 26.7 seconds between pitches, accord-ing to FanGraphs, 2nd longest in the majors, ahead of teammate Matt Andriese (28.3)…three of the top five pitchers on this list are Rays, as Alex Cobb ranks 5th at 26.3 seconds between pitches.

Ê 1st INNING—Has a 4.50 ERA (10-IP, 5-ER) in the 1st inning, but all 5 R/ER came on May 15 at CLE…hasn’t allowed a 1st-inning run in 9 of his 10 starts…last season, had a 6.82 ERA (33-IP, 25-ER) in the 1st inning and a 3.48 ERA (168.1-IP, 65-ER) after that…hasn’t allowed a 1st-inning run in 20 of his 24 starts since the 2016 All-Star break.

Ê PITCHING DEEPER—Has made 4 starts of at least 7 IP this season, tied with Alex Cobb for most on the team…has gone 7 IP (or more) in 10 of his 24 starts since the 2016 All-Star break, compared to twice in his 19 starts during the first half last season…has yielded 2 runs or fewer in all 4 starts of 7 IP this season…he had one such start all of last season—on Aug 17 vs. SD (7.1-IP, 0-R/ER).

Ê K’S FOR KIDS—Every strikeout he records will benefit the local non-profit Starting Right, Now…for every strikeout, he and the Rays Base-ball Foundation will each donate $25…Starting Right, Now combats homelessness for youth through one-on-one mentoring, providing a stable home, obtaining employment, teaching financial literacy/life skills and promoting educational achievement…fans can also make a pledge by visiting raysbaseball.com/archer…over the last two sea-sons, his 485 SO raised more than $35,000, which was split between Burg Baseball Inc. and Tampa RBI.

#16 KEVIN CASH, MANAGER Ê On May 9 vs. KC, was ejected in the 3rd inning by 3B umpire Bill Welke,

his sixth career ejection as a manager and second ejection this season. Ê Is in his third season as Rays manager and at age 39, remains the ma-

jors’ youngest active skipper—5 months younger than SD Andy Green. Ê Is the fifth manager in Rays history…is the sixth Tampa-born manager

in ML history and second to manage the Rays…joins Hall of Famers Al

Lopez and Tony La Russa, Lou Piniella, Dave Miley and John Hart. Ê Played 12 professional seasons as a catcher, including parts of eight sea-

sons in the majors (2002-10)…spent two years (2005-06) in the Rays org. Ê Played in the 1989 Little League World Series (Tampa Northside LL),

1999 College World Series (Florida State) and earned World Series rings in 2007 (Red Sox) and 2009 (Yankees).

TOMORROW’S STARTER—RH JAKE ODORIZZI (3-2, 3.14) Ê LAST START—On Mon vs. LAA, had 8 SO, his most since Oct 1,

2016 at TEX (8)…faced a bases-loaded, 1-out jam in the 1st inning and allowed a sac fly to Andrelton Simmons, and yielded a game-tying homer in the 5th to Cameron Maybin…remained winless in 5 ca-reer apps (all starts) against the Angels, but matched his longest start against them…his line: 6 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 3 BB, 8 SO, 1 HR, 104 pit, 63 str.

Ê HELP WANTED—Has a major-league-leading 20 no-decisions since the start of last season, most in the majors, three more than anyone else…has had 16 no-decisions when allowing 2 ER or fewer, most in the majors, ahead of NYY Michael Pineda (13).

Ê THE LONG BALL—Has yielded homers in 13 of his last 14 starts, dat-ing back to Aug 30, 2016 at BOS…his only start over that span without a home run was his injury-shortened start of 1 IP on April 15 at BOS…

has yielded 15 HR in 75 IP over this span for a 1.80 HR/9 IP ratio. Ê Ten of his 16 runs allowed this season have scored via the home

run (6 solo shots and two 2-run homers).

Ê vs. MINNESOTA—Is 0-1 with a 5.28 ERA (15.1-IP, 9-ER) in 3 career apps (all starts) against the Twins…yielded 4 R/ER in 3.1 IP in his first start, but after that has made consecutive quality starts against them, both at Target Field…is 0-1 with a 3.75 ERA (12-IP, 5-ER) in his 2 career apps there…last faced them on June 3, 2016 and threw what remains a career-high 120 pitches…needed 71 pitches to get through 3 IP including 44 pitches his first time through the lineup…in compari-son, threw 49 pitches over his last 3 IP…both runs allowed came in the 3rd inning on a Brian Dozier groundout and Trevor Plouffe single.

YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO HR Avg.2016 Tampa Bay 9-19 4.02 33 33 0 0 201.1 183 100 90 67 233 30 .2382017 Tampa Bay 3-3 3.76 10 10 0 0 64.2 55 28 27 24 77 6 .226Major League Totals 44-54 3.53 138 136 3 3 830.2 720 364 326 280 872 85 .231Minor League Totals 47-44 3.77 165 159 0 0 769.2 648 372 322 428 770 43 .229

2017 GAME LOGGAME DEC ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP P/K FINAL OPP. LEFT4/2 vs. NYY W-1 2.57 7.0 7 2 2 1 5 0 0 0 108/66 W, 7-3 Tanaka up, 7-24/8 vs. TOR -- 2.45 7.2 5 2 2 3 8 0 0 0 114/72 W, 3-2 (11) Sanchez down 2-14/14 at BOS W-2 2.21 5.2 6 1 1 2 5 0 0 0 102/62 W, 10-5 Porcello up, 8-14/19 vs. DET -- 3.20 5.0 7 4 4 2 9 0 0 0 104/67 W, 8-7 Zimmermann up, 5-44/24 at BAL L-1 3.94 6.2 6 5 5 5 5 3 1 1 104/63 L, 3-6 Jimenez down, 5-34/30 at TOR -- 3.43 7.1 4 1 1 2 5 0 0 0 112/73 L, 1-3 Sanchez up, 1-0APRIL 2-1 3.43 39.1 35 15 15 15 37 3 1 1 -- -- -- --5/5 vs. TOR -- 3.57 6.0 4 3 3 1 11 1 0 0 107/68 L, 4-8 Liriano tied, 3-35/10 vs. KC W-3 3.04 8.0 5 0 0 0 11 0 1 1 101/73 W, 12-1 Hammel up, 12-05/15 at CLE L-2 3.70 5.0 5 7 6 6 6 1 0 1 101/57 L, 7-8 Carrasco down, 5-75/21 vs. NYY L-3 3.76 6.1 6 3 3 2 12 1 0 0 108/72 L, 2-3 Sabathia down, 3-2MAY 1-2 4.26 25.1 20 13 12 9 40 3 1 2 -- -- -- --

2017 SPLITSvs. RH: .196 (28-143), 2-HRvs. LH: .270 (27-100), 4-HRHome: 2-1, 3.15 ERA (40-IP, 14-ER)Road: 1-2, 4.74 ERA (24.2-IP, 13-ER)

ARCHER vs. TWINSCAREER—Is 5-1 with a 1.73 ERA (36.1-IP, 7-ER) in 6 career apps (all starts) against the Twins…min. 5 starts, his ERA is his 2nd best against any opponent, be-hind the Astros (1.68)…is 3-0 with a 0.98 ERA (18.1-IP, 2-ER) in 3 career starts at Target Field, 2nd-lowest in ballpark his-tory (min. 3 starts) behind SEA Hisashi Iwakuma (0.40)…last faced the Twins on Aug 6, 2016 at home, his only run coming on a Joe Mauer RBI groundout (W, 6 IP, 3 H, 1 R/ER).

Most Strikeouts, MLB, 2015-17

Max Scherzer, WAS 636Chris Sale, CWS/BOS 608Chris Archer, TB 562Clayton Kershaw, LAD 545Corey Kluber, CLE 513

Most Double-Digit Strikeout Games, 2015-17

Max Scherzer, WAS 27Chris Sale, CWS/BOS 25Clayton Kershaw, LAD 24Chris Archer, TB 18Stephen Strasburg, WAS 15

RAYS HITTER NOTES#1 TIM BECKHAM, INF Thu: DNP Series: 3-11, BB Stand: 4-24, BB vs. LH: .229 (11-48), 1-HR2017: .263/.298/.427, 7-HR, 23-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-6 RISP: .244 (11-45) vs. RH: .276 (34-123), 6-HR

Ê Is 3-for-his-last-22…his 15 RBI are a career high for a calendar month (prev. 10, April 2015), all coming over a span of 16 games from May 1-17. Ê Batting .288/.324/.482 (40-for-139) with 7 HR over his last 35 games (all starts) since April 16…was batting .156/.182/.188 (5-for-32) prior to this. Ê His 7 HR as a shortstop are T-2nd in the majors to CLE Francisco Lindor (10)…his 23 RBI as a shortstop are T-3rd in the majors and 2nd in the AL. Ê Has started 45 games, all at shortstop…according to FanGraphs, 49.6 pct. of his balls put into play are “hard hit,” 3rd in the AL behind MIN Miguel

Sanó (52.9) and DET Miguel Cabrera (51.6)…has struck out in 33.0 percent of his PA, highest rate on the team and 6th in the AL.

#18 PETER BOURJOS, OF Thu: DNP Series: DNP Stand: 1-2 vs. LH: .219 (7-32)2017: .216/.273/.373, 2-HR, 6-RBI, 2-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.667, 2-3) RISP: .333 (3-9) vs. RH: .211 (4-19), 2-HR

Ê Has appeared in 32 games with 13 starts (11-LF, 1-CF, 1-RF)…all 13 starts have come vs. LH starters…hit .301/.333/.361 (25-for-83) vs. LHP in 2016. Ê Has been used 11 times as a defensive replacement, 3 times as a PH and 5 times as a PR…four of his 6 RBI have come in games off the bench. Ê Both homers have been solo shots on the road in games he did not start (May 15 at CLE, April 13 at NYY)…his 2 HR off the bench are tied with HOU

Jake Marisnick for the most in the AL this season and match the most for a single season of his career (2015, 2014).

#10 COREY DICKERSON, OF Thu: 1-5, 2B, 2-R Series: 3-17, 2-2B, HR, RBI, 4-R Stand: 9-29, 2-2B, 3-HR, 5-RBI, BB, 9-R vs. LH: .358 (19-53), 1-HR2017: .332/.378/.620, 12-HR, 23-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.222, 2-9) RISP: .290 (9-31) vs. RH: .321 (43-134), 11-HR

Ê Tied with LAA Mike Trout for the AL lead with 116 total bases…leads the AL with 62 hits and 21 multi-hit games…also ranks among AL leaders in avg. (.332, 5th), OBP (.378, 9th), SLG (.620, 3rd), OPS (.998, 4th), XBH (28, 2nd), 2B (14, T-4th), HR (12, T-6th) and runs scored (34, T-2nd).

Ê Batting .375/.423/.750 (27-for-72) with 13 XBH over his last 17 games (16 starts)…has 6 HR and 10 RBI over his last 9 games (all starts). Ê His 5 leadoff homers tie HOU George Springer for most in the majors and tie Rocco Baldelli in 2006 for the single-season club record…has 11 HR

out of the No. 1 spot in the lineup, tied for the ML lead…is over halfway to the club record out of the No. 1 spot, held by Gerald Williams (21) in 2000. Ê Among left-handed hitters, his .358 batting avg. (19-for-53) vs. LHP leads the AL and ranks 2nd in the majors behind WAS Bryce Harper (.389). Ê Since the 2016 All-Star break, his 62 XBH are 2nd in the AL behind MIN Brian Dozier (65)…also ranks T-1st in the AL with 36 2B over that span. Ê Has appeared in 47 games with 43 starts (26-DH, 17-LF)…has made 35 starts batting leadoff, all of them against opposing right-handed starters.

#39 KEVIN KIERMAIER, CF Thu: 2-3, SAC, SB Series: 4-14, 2B, RBI, BB Stand: 7-26, 2B, 2-RBI, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .155 (9-58), 1-HR2017: .235/.320/.328, 3-HR, 13-RBI, 9-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.500, 3-6) RISP: .229 (8-35) vs. RH: .272 (34-125), 2-HR

Ê Batting .313/.365/.500 (15-for-48) over his last 13 games (all starts) following a stretch of 19 games (17 starts) batting .119/.224/.119 (8-for-67). Ê Has 9 SB, T-4th in the AL, including 3 SB in his last 5 games…has been caught stealing four times, more than his 2016 total (21 of 24 in SB att.). Ê Batting .185/.267/.284 (15-for-81) in 21 games (20 starts) on the road…in comparison, has hit .275/.362/.363 (28-for-102) at Tropicana Field. Ê On Wed vs. LAA, his 3rd-inning RBI double was his first game-winning RBI of the season (last Sep 14, 2016 at TOR)…added a SB in the 8th inn. Ê Has made 4 errors, most among major league center fielders and T-3rd among ML outfielders…three of his four errors this season have led to “little

league home runs”: on May 11 vs. KC (Whit Merrifield), May 8 vs. KC (Lorenzo Cain) and April 26 at BAL (Seth Smith; play also included an E1). Ê Has appeared in 50 games with 48 starts, all in CF, including 14 starts vs. left-handed starters…has 3 OF assists, tied for 3rd among ML CF.

#3 EVAN LONGORIA, 3B Thu: 1-3, BB, 2-R Series: 3-14, 2-BB, 2-R Stand: 9-26, 2B, HR, 2-RBI, 4-BB, 5-R vs. LH: .178 (8-45), 1-HR2017: .247/.318/.405, 6-HR, 21-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.333, 2-6) RISP: .316 (12-38) vs. RH: .269 (39-145), 5-HR

Ê Hit 7 HR in 7 games against the Twins last season, most ever by a Ray against a non-division opponent…has homered in 4 straight games at Tar-get Field, and from June 2-5, 2016, became the first player in club history to homer in each game of a 4-game series…totaled 5 HR in the series.

Ê Batting .292/.343/.438 (26-for-89) in May following a .208/.296/.376 line in April…has 9 multi-hit games this month after 3 multi-hit games in April. Ê On Wed vs. LAA, his 3rd-inning walk was the 543rd BB of his career, passing Ben Zobrist for the club record…is 3 HR shy of 250 for his career. Ê Batting .182/.247/.312 (14-for-77) with 2 HR and 7 RBI on the road, compared to .292/.364/.469 (33-for-113) with 4 HR and 14 RBI at home. Ê On May 19 vs. NYY, had a career-high-tying 4 hits, his first time doing that against New York…it was the second 4-hit game of his career at home. Ê Has started 48 games (43-3B, 5-DH)…since the start of the 2013 season, leads the majors with 690 games played…next is SEA Kyle Seager (683).

#2 MICHAEL MARTÍNEZ, INF Thu: 1-4 Series: 1-7, BB Stand: 1-8, BB vs. LH: .250 (1-4)2017: .263/.364/.316, 0-HR, 0-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.250, 1-4) RISP: .000 (0-3) vs. RH: .267 (4-15)

Ê Batting .125 (1-for-8) with 1 BB in 3 games (2 start) with the Rays…yesterday vs. LAA, his 8th-inning single marked his first hit with the Rays. Ê Acquired from the Indians on May 18 in exchange for a player to be named or cash considerations…in 14 games (2 starts) with Cleveland, spent time

at second base (18 innings), third base (12), center field (8.2), shortstop (2) and pitcher (1)…designated for assignment by the Indians on May 11. Ê Is a career .199/.246/.268 hitter (110-for-553) with 6 HR and 42 RBI…was batting .364/.462/.455 (4-for-11) with 1 2B and 2 BB prior to the trade. Ê Has appeared at every position except catcher and first base over his seven-year career…has started at 2B more than any other position.

#7 LOGAN MORRISON, 1B Thu: 0-4 Series: 3-14, 2-2B, HR, RBI, 2-BB, 2-R Stand: 5-21, 3-2B, HR, 5-RBI, 5-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .241 (7-29), 1-HR2017: .245/.337/.529, 12-HR, 32-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-4 RISP: .152 (7-46) vs. RH: .246 (31-126), 11-HR

Ê Has homered in 3 consecutive games at Target Field, totaling 4 HR from June 3-5, 2016 at MIN with a multi-homer game in the series finale. Ê Yesterday vs. LAA snapped a streak of hitting safely in 10 straight starts…never had more than one hit over that stretch, and hasn’t had a multi-hit

game since May 6 vs. TOR…has 7 HR in May, a career-high for a calendar month (prev. 6, July 2011)…has 18 RBI in May, tied with HOU Carlos Correa for 2nd in the AL behind BOS Mookie Betts (19) and his 2nd-most in a calendar month to July 2011 (26)…is 4 HR shy of 100 for his career.

Ê Ranks among AL leaders in HR (12, T-6th—tied with Corey Dickerson for the team lead), RBI (32, T-6th—most on the team), AB/HR (12.92, 5th) and sacrifice flies (3, T-4th)…is 2 HR shy of his 2016 total, when he didn’t reach 12 HR until Sep 2 vs. TOR, his 98th game and the Rays 133rd game.

Ê Has 31 RBI while playing first base, most in the AL…all 12 HR have come while playing first base, 2nd in the AL behind OAK Yonder Alonso (13). Ê Has 9 multi-RBI games this season and 4 games of 3 RBI (or more)…last season, had 12 multi-RBI games and had 3 games of 3 RBI (or more). Ê Has appeared in 47 games with 40 starts (39-1B, 1-DH)…batting .262/.372/.585 (17-for-65) with 6 HR in 21 games (17 starts) on the road.

#33 DEREK NORRIS, C Thu: DNP Series: 0-7, BB Stand: 1-13, HR, RBI, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .179 (5-28), 2-HR2017: .215/.287/.347, 4-HR, 13-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-8 RISP: .233 (7-30) vs. RH: .226 (21-93), 2-HR

Ê Hitless in his last 8 AB and is 1-for-his-last-16…in 16 games (15 starts) prior to this, from April 26–May 16, hit .320/.414/.560 (16-for-50) with 6 XBH. Ê Is 3 2B shy of 100 2B for his career…started the season on a 64 AB homerless drought; since then, has 4 HR in his last 61 AB and 21 games. Ê Has appeared in 37 games with 36 starts, all at catcher…has made 5 errors, tied for most among AL catchers and T-2nd among ML catchers behind

CHC Willson Contreras (8)…his 5 passed balls are tied for the major league lead (with three others)…opponents are 19-for-23 in SB attempts.

#28 COLBY RASMUS, OF Thu: 2-4, 2B, 4-RBI Series: 4-15, 2B, HR, 5-RBI, R Stand: 5-24, 2B, HR, 5-RBI, 2-R vs. LH: .500 (2-4), 1-HR2017: .246/.310/.538, 5-HR, 14-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 3G (.364, 4-11) RISP: .286 (6-21) vs. RH: .230 (14-61), 4-HR

Ê Yesterday vs. LAA, had a season-high-tying 4 RBI (also his grand slam on May 10 vs. KC)…both hits came with the bases loaded (1st-inning single, 5th-inning double)…was the seventh time in club history a player had 4 RBI (or more) and drove in all the team’s runs in a win, first since Evan Long-oria on Aug 9, 2011 vs. KC (4 RBI in a 4-0 win)…has 14 RBI, 2nd on the team since being reinstated from the 10-day DL behind Logan Morrison (18).

Ê Four of his 5 HR and 13 of his 14 RBI have come at Tropicana Field…was the front end of back-to-back homers with Souza Jr. on Wed vs. LAA. Ê Has five straight seasons (2012-16) with at least 15 HR, joining LAA Mike Trout, BAL Adam Jones and TOR Jose Bautista as the only AL outfielders with

a current streak that long…had 13 assists last season, T-3rd among AL outfielders, and 20 Defensive Runs Saved, 4th among major league outfielders.

#29 DANIEL ROBERTSON, INF Thu: 1-4 Series: 2-13, BB Stand: 5-22, 2-2B, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .138 (4-29), 2-HR2017: .195/.320/.329, 3-HR, 6-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.250, 1-4) RISP: .200 (3-15) vs. RH: .226 (12-53), 1-HR

Ê Is 1-for-his-last-10…has started 9 consecutive games (7-2B, 1-3B, 1-SS), batting .241/.313/.310 (7-for-29) with 2 2B and 3 BB over that span. Ê Has appeared in 31 games with 27 starts (13-2B, 7-3B, 5-SS, 2-DH)…has combined to make 1 error in 107 total chances for a .991 fielding pct. Ê All 5 XBH (2-2B, 3-HR) have come at home…has a .431 SLG in 18 games (16 starts) at Tropicana Field, compared to a .161 SLG on the road. Ê Has drawn 14 BB in 98 PA, resulting in a 125-pt. difference between his avg. (.195) and OBP (.320)…has 10 BB in 65 PA since the start of May.

#20 STEVEN SOUZA JR., OF Thu: 1-1, 2-BB, HBP Series: 3-6, 2-HR, 3-RBI, 4-BB, 2-R Stand: 4-15, 2-HR, 3-RBI, 8-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .227 (10-44)2017: .260/.378/.461, 7-HR, 26-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.750, 3-4) RISP: .286 (12-42) vs. RH: .273 (30-110), 7-HR

Ê Has reached in 6 of his last 7 PA and had a .542 OBP on the 6-game homestand…yesterday vs. LAA, reached a season-high 4 times, his most since Sep 13, 2016 at TOR (4)…threw out Mike Trout at the plate in the 1st inning, his second outfield assist of the season (also May 8 vs. KC).

Ê On Wed vs. LAA, had his fourth career multi-HR game, first since Sep 8, 2016 at NYY…tied a season high with 3 RBI…his 2 HR were more than his previous 22 games (21 starts) combined (1)…his second homer was the back end of consecutive homers with Colby Rasmus in the 7th inning.

Ê Has 26 RBI, T-2nd on the team, behind Logan Morrison (32)…half of his RBI have come via the home run (3 solo, two 2-run and two 3-run HR). Ê Since April 26, is batting .155 (11-for-71) incl. .053 (1-for-19) with RISP…before that, was batting .349 (29-for-83) incl. .478 (11-for-23) with RISP. Ê Has appeared in 44 games with 43 starts (42-RF, 1-CF)…batting .313/.455/.588 (25-for-80) at home and .203/.286/.324 (15-for-74) on the road.

#45 JESÚS SUCRE, C Thu: 0-4 Series: 0-4 Stand: 1-8, 2B, RBI, R vs. LH: .214 (3-14)2017: .260/.296/.420, 2-HR, 13-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-7 RISP: .474 (9-19) vs. RH: .278 (10-36), 2-HR

Ê His 2 HR and 13 RBI are both career highs…batting .474 (9-for-19) with RISP and .160 (4-for-25) with the bases empty…has 11 RBI out of the No. 9 spot in the batting order, tied for 2nd in the majors behind DET Jose Iglesias (13)…averaging 3.85 AB/RBI this year, 2nd in the AL (min. 50 AB).

Ê Has appeared in 18 games (13 starts) at catcher…has 3 catcher pickoffs, tied for the AL lead and tying the club record set by Toby Hall in 2005. Ê Has 3 XBH in his last 4 games (3 starts), compared to 1 XBH in his first 14 games (11 starts)…has 6 RBI in 5 games (4 starts) since May 14. Ê Has caught 27.7 percent of attempted base stealers in his career, including 43.5 pct. (10 of 23) with the Mariners in 2015…is 0-for-3 this season.

#8 RICKIE WEEKS JR., INF Thu: DNP Series: DNP Stand: 1-4, 2B, 2-RBI vs. LH: .189 (7-37), 1-HR2017: .213/.315/.363, 2-HR, 8-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-3 RISP: .143 (3-21) vs. RH: .233 (10-43), 1-HR

Ê Batting .290/.313/.484 (9-for-31) with 3 2B, 1 HR and 5 RBI over his last 9 games (7 starts) since May 9, with multiple hits in 4 of those 7 starts. Ê Has struck out in 41 of his 92 PA (44.6 pct.—highest in the majors, min. 50 PA)…has struck out in 12 consecutive starts, dating back to April 29. Ê Has appeared in 29 games with 21 starts (11-1B, 10-DH)…it’s his first career experience at 1B…has started all 15 Rays games vs. LH starters. Ê Is 1-for-7 with 6 SO as a PH…on May 19 vs. NYY, had a 2-run, 7th-inning PH double, his first hit as a PH since Aug 22, 2016 vs. ATL (with ARI).

RAYS BULLPEN NOTES#46 JOSÉ ALVARADO, LH Last App: 5/24 vs. LAA (1.0-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .077 (1-13)2017: 0-0-0, 3.72 ERA, 10 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 2x-last 5/16 at CLE IR-RS: 1-1 vs. RH: .158 (3-19)

Ê Has a 1.04 ERA (8.2-IP, 1-ER) over his last 9 apps (since May 6)…eight of those apps have been scoreless; had a perfect 7th on Wed vs. LAA. Ê According to Statcast, his average fastball velocity is 98.1 mph…his max velocity of 100.5 mph matches Stanek for the fastest by a Ray this year. Ê Made his major league debut at 21 years, 347 days…was the fourth pitcher in club history to take the mound before his 22nd birthday, joining Scott Kazmir,

Chad Gaudin and Dan Wheeler…with his recall from Montgomery, was the first Rays call up to bypass Triple-A for his ML debut since Kazmir in 2004. Ê Pitched for Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic during spring training, going 1-0 with a 9.00 ERA (3-IP, 1-H, 3-ER, 3-BB, 4-SO) in 3 apps.

#37 ALEX COLOMÉ, RH Last App: 5/24 vs. LAA (S, 1.0-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: 12-14 vs. LH: .167 (5-30), 1-HR2017: 0-2-12, 2.14 ERA, 21 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 4/23 vs. HOU IR-RS: 12-2 vs. RH: .175 (7-40)

Ê On Wed vs. LAA, had a perfect 9th inning for his 12th save, tied for 4th in the majors and tied for 3rd in the AL, and one shy of the AL co-leaders. Ê Since the beginning of May, has a 1.00 ERA (9-IP, 1-ER) in 10 apps and is 7-for-7 in save opportunities…had 2 blown saves and 2 losses in April. Ê Over the last two seasons, has recorded 8 saves of 1.1 IP or more, most in the AL and one shy of LAD Kenley Jansen for most in the majors. Ê Since the start of 2016, hasn’t allowed a run in his 49 apps ending with a save…has a 1.23 ERA (14.2-IP, 2-ER) in save situations this season. Ê Pitched for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic during spring training, going 1-0 with a 4.15 ERA (4.1-IP, 2-ER) in 5 apps.

#43 DANNY FARQUHAR, RH Last App: 5/23 vs. LAA (1.2-IP, 2-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .152 (5-33)2017: 2-1-0, 2.57 ERA, 25 G Long Relief App: 1.2, 2x-last 5/23 vs. LAA IR-RS: 17-5 vs. RH: .216 (8-37), 1-HR

Ê Has made 16 straight scoreless apps, longest streak of scoreless apps by a Ray since Alex Colomé from May 4–June 15, 2016 (16) and a career-long (prev. 13, Aug 27–Sep 23, 2016)…has lowered his ERA from 5.79 to 2.57 over this span…on Tue vs. LAA, tied his season-long app with 1.2 IP (also April 7 vs. TOR)…inherited 2-on, 1-out and allowed both inherited runners to score in the 8th inn., and pitched around a 2-out walk in the 9th.

Ê Has made 25 apps, most in the AL and T-2nd in the majors to NYM Jerry Blevins (26)…his 25 apps are four more than Colomé for the team lead. Ê Has held left-handed hitters to a .152 avg. (5-for-33)—and three of those hits haven’t left the infield…has held lefties to a .213 avg. in his career.

#52 RYAN GARTON, RH Last App: 5/29 at TOR (1.0-IP, 1-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .667 (2-3)2017: 0-1-0, 11.57 ERA, 3 G Long Relief App: 1.0, 2x-last 4/29 at TOR IR-RS: -- vs. RH: .429 (3-7)

Ê Recalled from Triple-A Durham on Wed for his second stint (also April 22-30) as Diego Moreno was placed on the DL (right shoulder bursitis). Ê In his first stint, took the loss in his season debut on April 23 vs. HOU, yielding 2 R/ER in the 10th…last app was April 29 at TOR, a scoreless 8th. Ê Went 2-0 with a 0.59 ERA (15.1-IP, 1-ER), 2 SV and 24 SO in 12 apps with Durham…his last 11 apps spanning two stints have been scoreless. Ê Split last season between Durham and the Rays, making 37 apps over five stints, his first major league action…selected in the 34th round of the

2012 June Draft, becoming the lowest-round pick drafted by the Rays to play for them since RH Chad Gaudin in 2001.

#49 TOMMY HUNTER, RH Last App: 5/25 vs. LAA (1.0-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .071 (1-14)2017: 0-1-0, 0.96 ERA, 11 G Long Relief App: 1.1, 2x-last 4/15 at BOS IR-RS: 7-1 vs. RH: .263 (5-19)

Ê Reinstated from the 10-day DL yesterday (right calf strain) and had a scoreless 9th, his first app since April 22 vs. HOU…made 1 rehab app. Ê Ten of his 11 apps have been scoreless…has only yielded 1 run in his 11 apps spanning 9.1 IP, and all 8 apps at home have been scoreless. Ê At the time of his DL stint, his 10 apps tied Jumbo Díaz for the team lead and tied for 2nd in the AL, one shy of TEX Jeremy Jeffress (11). Ê Took the loss on April 15 at BOS, leaving in a tie game with 1 out and the bases loaded in the 7th inning (the go-ahead run scored after he departed). Ê Has been used exclusively as a reliever since 2013…has pitched to a 3.16 ERA (250.2-IP, 88-ER) and held righties to a .217 avg. over that span.

#59 RYNE STANEK, RH Last App: 5/24 vs. LAA (1.0-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 3-SO) Saves-Opps: 0-1 vs. LH: .000 (0-4)2017: 0-0-0, 2.25 ERA, 6 G Long Relief App: 1.1, 5/22 vs. LAA IR-RS: 4-2 vs. RH: .273 (3-11), 1-HR

Ê Had a career-high 3 SO on Wed vs. LAA in a scoreless 8th, strikeouts of Pennington, Trout and Pujols…five of his 6 apps have been scoreless. Ê According to Statcast, his avg. fastball velocity is 98.3 mph…his max velocity of 100.5 mph matches Alvarado for the fastest by a Ray this year. Ê Recalled from Triple-A Durham on May 14…went 1-0-2 with a 2.00 ERA (18-IP, 4-ER) and a 12.5 SO/9 IP ratio in 14 apps for the Bulls. Ê Split last season between Double-A Montgomery and Durham…his last 23 apps of the season came out of the bullpen…pitched for the U.S. team in

the Futures Game in July at Petco Park…tabbed by Baseball America as having the Best Fastball in the organization following the season.

#47 CHASE WHITLEY, RH Last App: 5/20 vs. NYY (3.0-IP, 1-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 3-SO) Saves-Opps: 1-1 vs. LH: .121 (4-33)2017: 1-0-1, 1.31 ERA, 13 G Long Relief App: 3.0, 3x-last 5/20 vs. NYY IR-RS: 5-1 vs. RH: .114 (4-35)

Ê On Sat vs. NYY, yielded a 6th-inning double to Jacoby Ellsbury, his first batter faced, then retired his next 9 batters to tie his season-long app with 3 IP (3rd time, last April 25 at BAL)…he has made 5 relief apps this season of at least 2 IP, including 3 apps of 3 IP—tied for the most in the AL.

Ê Has gone 1-0-1 with a 1.80 ERA (35-IP, 7-ER) in 18 apps (1 start) with the Rays since returning from Tommy John surgery on Sep 11, 2016 at NYY. Ê According to STATS LLC, his .118 opp avg. (8-for-68) ranks 3rd among AL relievers, and his 1.31 ERA is 10th…has made 13 apps this season (11

scoreless)…recalled from Triple-A Durham on April 16 and began the season on a scoreless streak of 12.2 IP.

RAYS BY THE NUMBERSCurrent Streak: W2 When commit error: 10-11 Hit homer: 18-16Current Record: 25-25 Ahead after 6-7-8: 21-5/22-3/23-1 Homer with men on: 15-4Home/Road: 16-13/9-12 Behind after 6-7-8: 3-14/2-20/1-22 Hit multiple homers: 12-8Day/Night: 8-12/17-13 Tied after 6-7-8: 1-6/1-2/1-2 Score first: 16-15Grass/Turf: 8-10/17-15 1-run games: 4-9 Score 5 or more: 19-4vs. East: 13-16 2-run games: 5-3 Score less than 5: 6-20vs. Central: 6-4 Extra innings: 1-3 Outhit opponents: 21-5vs. West: 3-4 Win in last at-bat: 3 Outhit by opponents: 2-17vs. National League: 3-1 Come-from-behind wins: 12 Collect 10 or more hits: 14-3vs. RH/LH starters: 20-14/5-11 Opp. come-from-behind wins: 18 Opp. 10 or more hits: 3-7Series W-L-T (home): 4-3-2 Series W-L-T (road): 3-4-0 Wearing white/gray/navy/lt. blue: 14-8/2-7/7-7/2-3

HOME RUNS1R 2R 3R GS TOTAL

Dickerson 10 2 12Morrison 7 4 1 12Beckham 3 4 7Souza Jr. 3 2 2 7Longoria 3 3 6Rasmus 3 1 1 5Norris 4 4Kiermaier 2 1 3Robertson 3 3Bourjos 2 2Miller 2 2Sucre 2 2Weeks Jr. 1 1 2Peterson 1 1SmithTOTALS 45 17 4 2 68

RUN SUPPORT FOR STARTING PITCHERSPITCHER STARTS RUNS RUNS/START RUNS/9-IP CLUB RECORD QUALITYAndriese 10 42 4.20 6.48 6-4 5Archer 10 47 4.70 6.54 5-5 6Cobb 10 30 3.00 4.24 4-6 4Odorizzi 8 20 2.50 4.19 4-4 4Pruitt 1 2 2.00 6.00 1-0 0Ramirez 3 9 3.00 4.96 3-0 1Snell 8 16 2.00 3.43 2-6 0

RAYS PITCHING BY THE NUMBERS

LAST HR OFF ’17 MOST HITS GAME ’17 MOST RBI GAMEBeckham 5/16/17 at CLE Armstrong 3, 3x-last, 5/17 at CLE 4, 5/4 vs. MIABourjos 5/15/17 at CLE Allen 3, 5/3 vs. MIA 2, 4/22 vs. HOUDickerson 5/22/17 vs. LAA Ramirez 4, 5/14 at BOS 4, 5/20 vs. NYYKiermaier 5/15/17 at CLE Carrasco 3, 2x-last, 4/19 vs. DET 2, 3x-last, 5/13 at BOSLongoria 5/20/17 vs. NYY Tanaka 4, 5/19 vs. NYY 3, 2x-last, 4/19 vs. DETMartínez 6/15/16 at KC Kennedy 2, 5/10 at TOR --Morrison 5/22/17 vs. LAA Ramirez 3, 4/2 vs. NYY 4, 4/14 at BOSNorris 5/21 vs. NYY Sabathia 2, 5x-last, 5/15 at CLE 2, 3x-last, 4/28 at TORRasmus 5/24/17 vs. LAA Nolasco 3, 5/10 vs. KC 4, 2x-last, 5/25 vs. LAARobertson 5/5/17 vs. TOR Liriano 2, 2x-last, 5/20 vs. NYY 2, 5/5 vs. TORSouza Jr. 5/24/17 vs. LAA Nolasco 3, 3x-last, 4/25 at BAL 3, 4x-last, 5/24 vs. LAASucre 5/17/17 at CLE Armstrong 2, 2x-last, 5/14 at BOS 3, 2x-last, 5/14 at BOSWeeks Jr. 5/10/17 vs. KC Hammel 2, 4x-last, 5/14 at BOS 2, 3x-last, 5/19 vs. NYY

RAYS SEASON HIGHSTEAM BATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTINGLongest win streak 4, 5/16-5/21 Most runs, game, TB 4, Kiermaier, 4/19 vs. DETLong loss streak 3, 4x-last, 5/21-5/24 Most runs, game, Opp 3, 5x-last, Judge, 520 vs. NYYMost runs game, TB 12, 5/10 vs. KC Most hits, game, TB 4, 2x-last, Longoria, 5/19 vs. NYYMost runs game, Opp 10, 5/3 vs. MIA Most hits, game, Opp 4, 4x-last, Gregorius, 5/21 vs. NYYMost runs, inn, TB 7, 5/14 at BOS (9th) Most 2B, game, TB 2, 2x-last, Longoria, 4/22 vs. HOUMost runs, inn, Opp 5, 5x-last, 5/15 at CLE (1st) Most 2B, game, Opp 2, 5x-last, Trout, 5/24 vs. LAAMost hits, game, TB 16, 2x-last, 5/14 at BOS Most HR, game, TB 2, 5x-last, Souza Jr., 5/24 vs. LAAMost hits, game, Opp 17, 2x-last, 5/3 vs. MIA Most HR, game, Opp 2, 2x-last, Morales, 5/5 vs. TORMost hits, inn, TB 8, 5/14 at BOS (9th) Most RBI, game, TB 4, 5x-last, Rasmus, 5/25 vs. LAAMost hits, inn, Opp 7, 5/3 vs. MIA (6th) Most RBI, game, Opp 5, Morales, 5/5 vs. TORMost doubles, game, TB 4, 7x-last, 5/19 vs. NYY Most x-base hits, game, TB 3, 2x-last, Beckham, 4/26 at BALMost doubles, game, Opp 5, 4/16 at BOS Most x-base hits, game, Opp 3, 2x-last, Morales, 5/5 vs. TORMost HR, game, TB 5, 5/16 at CLE Most steals, game, TB 2, 2x-last, Miller, 5/1 at MIAMost HR, game, Opp 3, 3x-last, 5/5 vs. TOR Most steals, game, Opp 3, Gordon, 5/1 at MIAMost x-base hits, game, TB 8, 4/14 at BOS Hitting Streak 8, 2x-last, Dickerson, May 7-May 14Most x-base hits, game, Opp 6, 7x-last, 5/15 at CLE TEAM/INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most stolen bases, game, TB 2, 6x-last, 5/1 at MIA Most SO, TB Starter 12, Archer, 5/21 vs. NYYMost stolen bases, game, Opp 4, 5/8 vs. KC Most SO, Opp Starter 12, 2x-last, Sale, 5/13 at BOSMost walks, game, TB 11, 5/2 at MIA Most SO, TB Reliever 5, Pruitt, 4/19 vs. DETMost walks, game, Opp 8, 2x-last, 5/22 vs. LAA Most IP, TB Reliever 4.0, 2x-last, Ramirez, 4/26 at BALMost strikeouts, game, TB 16, 3x-last, 5/16 at CLE Most walks, game, TB 6, Archer, 5/15 at CLEMost strikeouts, game, Opp 17, 5/21 vs. NYY Most walks, game, Opp 8, Volquez, 5/2 at MIAMost LOB, game, TB 26, 4/8 vs. TOR Most SO, Team, TB 17, 5/21 vs. NYYMost LOB, game, Opp 23, 3x-last, 5/8 vs. KC Most walks, Team, TB 8, 2x-last, 5/22 vs. LAAMost errors, game, TB 4, 5/8 vs. KC Low-Hit Game 2, 4/25 at BALMost errors, game, Opp 2, 5/12 at BOS Consecutive Scoreless IP 14.0, Cobb, April 26–May 7Longest game, time 4:32, 5/14 at BOS Shortest game, time 2:37, 4/10 at NYYLongest game, time (9 inn.) 4:32, 5/14 at BOS Shortest game, time (9 inn.) 2:37, 4/10 at NYY

Grand Slams (2): Morrison (4/14 at BOS, Porcello); Rasmus (5/10 vs. KC, Moylan)Back-to-Back (5): Miller/Souza Jr. (4/14 at BOS, Porcello);

Robertson/Norris (5/5 vs. TOR, Liriano); Morrison/Weeks Jr. (5/10 vs. KC, Hammel); Norris/Dickerson (5/16 at CLE, Salazar); Rasmus/Souza Jr. (5/24 vs. LAA, Nolasco)2-HR games (5): Beckham-2 (4/26 at BAL, Bundy; 5/4 vs. MIA,

Straily); Dickerson-2 (5/16 at CLE, Salazar; 5/20 vs. NYY, Tanaka); Souza Jr.-1 (5/24 vs. LAA, Nolasco)

3-HR games (-): -Pinch-hit (-): -Walk-off (-): -Lead-off (5): Dickerson-5 (5/22 vs. LAA, Ramirez; 5/20 vs.

NYY, Tanaka; 4/24 at BAL, Jiménez; 4/21 vs. HOU, Fiers; 4/5 vs. NYY, Pineda)

Inside-the-park (-): -

HOME RUNS

CATCHERSPCT CS ATT

Norris .174 4 23Sucre .000 0 3TOTALS .154 4 26

Game-Tying & Go-Ahead RBI: Morrison (13), Dickerson (10), Beckham (9), Longoria (7), Miller (7), Souza Jr. (7), Sucre (6), Kiermaier (3), Rob-ertson (3), Weeks Jr. (3), Norris (2), Peterson (2), Rasmus (2), Bourjos (1) 2-Out RBI: Souza Jr. (13), Beckham (11), Morrison (10), Kiermaier (9), Rasmus (9), Sucre (9), Dick-erson (7), Longoria (7), Norris (6), Weeks Jr. (5), Miller (3), Peterson (3), Bourjos (2), Robertson (1)Outfield Assists (4): Kiermaier (3), Souza Jr. (2), Bourjos (1) Bunt Singles (5): Beckham (1), Kiermaier (1), Miller (1), Rasmus (1), Smith (1)Ejections (4): Cash-2 (4/19 vs. DET, 9th inn.; 5/9 vs. KC, 3rd inn.); Andriese-1 (5/20 vs. NYY, 6th inn.); Kiermaier-1 (4/9 vs. TOR, 7th inn.)Batted Around (9): 4/7 vs. TOR (1st inn., 10 batters; 6th inn., 9 batters); 4/22 vs. HOU (6th inn., 9 batters); 4/23 vs. HOU (1st inn., 9 batters), 5/5 vs. TOR (4th inn., 9 batters); 5/9 vs. KC (1st inn., 9 batters); 5/14 at BOS (9th inn., 11 batters); 5/20 vs. NYY (4th inn., 9 batters; 5th inn., 9 batters)

MISC.

1. April 5 vs. NYY—Logan Morrison single off the B-ring catwalk in right field…off Michael Pineda (2nd inning).2. April 7 vs. TOR—Rickie Weeks Jr. double off the B-ring catwalk in left field...off Dominic Leone (2nd inning).3. May 22 vs. LAA—Cameron Maybin home run off the C-ring catwalk in left field...off Jake Odorizzi (5th inning).

CATWALKS

LAST HR & PLAYER SEASON HIGHS

Rays Totals (bold): 23 challenges (10 overturned, 8 stand, 5 confirmed) | Opp Totals: 19 challenges (6 overturned, 7 stand, 6 confirmed) Umpire Totals: 5 challenges (0 record keeping, 1 overturned, 3 stand, 1 confirmed)

RUNS BY INNING1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X Total

Opponent 25 17 23 14 20 28 29 31 12 5 204Tampa Bay 40 31 29 27 27 16 17 24 7 9 227

W-L-S G ERA IP H ER BB SO HRTotals 25-25-13 50 3.65 446.2 391 181 162 376 51Starters 17-14-0 50 3.62 291.0 258 117 100 258 39Relievers 8-11-13 50 3.70 155.2 133 64 62 118 12Home 16-13-7 29 3.54 267.0 223 105 91 244 31Road 9-12-6 21 3.81 179.2 168 76 71 132 19April 12-14-6 26 3.68 229.2 211 94 87 172 27May 13-11-7 24 3.61 217.0 180 87 75 204 23

INSTANT REPLAY CHALLENGES (last five)

GAME CHALLENGED BY INN. PLAYER OF REFERENCE INITIAL CALL RULING5/14 at BOS Umpires T9 Steven Souza Jr. Home Run Confirmed5/17 at CLE Cleveland B3 Carlos Santana No HBP Overturned5/19 vs. NYY Tampa Bay T4 Didi Gregorius Safe at 1B Overturned5/24 vs. LAA Tampa Bay B6 Logan Morrison Out at 2B Stands5/25 vs. LAA Los Angeles B7 Kevin Kiermaier Safe at 2B Stands

1. April 8 vs. TOR (W 3-2) - Brad Miller bases-loaded walk…off Casey Lawrence (11th inning).2. April 19 vs. DET (W 8-7) - Logan Morrison fielder’s choice, throwing error…off Francisco Rodríguez (9th inning).

WALK-OFF WINS

1. April 26 at BAL (L, 4-5) - Seth Smith bases-loaded walk...off Danny Farquhar (11th inning).

WALK-OFF LOSSES

C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH Beckham 23-22 0-4 1-3 3-2 14-6 0-1 5-6Bourjos 3-8 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 3-8Dickerson 10-7 12-14 20-15 1-2 1-0 0-3 0-1Kiermaier 24-24 20-16 0-1 0-1 4-6Longoria 21-22 2-3 23-25Martínez 1-1 1-1Miller 19-16 3-4 12-10 2-1 2-1Morrison 22-17 0-1 0-1 1-0 10-7 1-1 10-9Norris 19-17 1-1 0-1 7-6 3-4 8-5Peterson 3-3 0-2 2-0 0-1 5-4Rasmus 5-4 3-2 2-0 10-6Robertson 5-8 4-3 2-3 0-1 0-1 2-9 7-2 2-2Smith 4-3 4-3Souza Jr. 0-1 22-20 4-6 1-0 0-2 16-12 1-1Sucre 6-8 1-4 5-4Weeks Jr. 3-8 4-6 3-6 4-4 0-2 0-2

W-L BY BATTING ORDER (STARTS)W-L BY POSITION (STARTS)

RAYS ON THE DISABLED LIST (10)POS. PLAYER DL INJURY DATE ON RETRO FIRST DATE OFF GMS MISSED RECORDRHP Brad Boxberger 60-day Right flexor strain April 2 - June 1 50 25-25LHP Xavier Cedeño 60-day Left forearm tightness April 21 April 18 June 17 32 16-16RHP Jumbo Díaz 10-day Right arm fatigue May 25 May 23 June 2 1 1-0INF Matt Duffy 10-day Recovery from Achilles surgery April 2 - April 12 50 25-25RHP Nathan Eovaldi 60-day Tommy John surgery March 10 - June 1 50 25-25RHP Kevin Gadea 60-day Right forearm tendinitis March 26 - June 1 50 25-25INF Brad Miller 10-day Left abdominal strain May 18 May 16 May 26 7 4-3RHP Diego Moreno 10-day Right shoulder bursitis May 24 May 22 June 1 2 2-0C Wilson Ramos 60-day Recovery from torn ACL April 2 - June 1 50 25-25RHP Shawn Tolleson 60-day Tommy John surgery April 2 - June 1 50 25-25

Others (Games Missed): RH Tommy Hunter (30, right calf strain, 14-16), RH Jake Odorizzi (14, left hamstring strain, 6-8), OF Colby Rasmus (27, recovery from hip surgery, 13-14), OF Mallex Smith (13, right hamstring strain, 6-7)

Apr 14 Placed OF Mallex Smith (right hamstring strain) on the 10-day DL; transferred RH Brad Boxberger (right flexor strain) to the 60-day DL; selected OF Shane Peterson from Triple-A Durham.

Apr 16 Placed RH Jake Odorizzi (left hamstring strain) on the 10-day DL; recalled RH Chase Whitley from Durham.

Apr 22 Placed LH Xavier Cedeño (left forearm tightness) on the 10-day DL, retroactive to April 18; recalled RH Ryan Garton from Durham.

Apr 23 Placed RH Tommy Hunter (right calf strain) on the 10-day DL; recalled RH Chih-Wei Hu from Durham.

Apr 27 Reinstated OF Mallex Smith (right hamstring strain) from the 10-day DL and optioned him to Durham.

May 1 Reinstated RH Jake Odorizzi (left hamstring strain) from the 10-day DL; optioned RH Ryan Garton to Durham.

May 2 Reinstated OF Colby Rasmus (recovery from hip surgery) from the 10-day DL; designated OF Shane Peterson for assignment.

May 3 Recalled LH José Alvarado from Double-A Montgomery; optioned RH Chih-Wei Hu to Durham.

May 4 Placed RH Erasmo Ramirez on the paternity list; recalled RH Chih-Wei Hu from Durham.

May 5 Optioned RH Chih-Wei Hu to Durham; selected LH Justin Marks from Durham.May 6 Reinstated RH Erasmo Ramirez from the paternity list;

designated LH Justin Marks for assignment.May 9 Optioned RH Austin Pruitt to Durham; selected RH Diego Moreno from Durham.May 14 Optioned LH Blake Snell to Durham; recalled RH Ryne Stanek from Durham.May 18 Placed INF Brad Miller (left abdominal strain) on the 10-day DL, retroactive to May 16;

transferred LH Xavier Cedeño to the 60-day DL; acquired INF/OF Michael Martínez from the Cleveland Indians for a player to be named or cash considerations.

May 24 Placed RH Diego Moreno (right shoulder bursitis) on the 10-day DL, retroactive to May 22; recalled RH Ryan Garton from Durham.

May 25 Placed RH Jumbo Díaz (right arm fatigue) on the 10-day DL, retroactive to May 23; reinstated RH Tommy Hunter (right calf strain) from the 10-day DL.

TRANSACTIONS (since Opening Day)

RAYS HITTERS vs. TWINS2016 CAREER

PLAYER G AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP G AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBPBeckham 5 17 4 0 0 2 4 .235 .316 9 24 7 1 2 2 6 .292 .346Bourjos 3 12 5 1 3 0 0 .417 .417 24 82 25 6 19 4 14 .305 .333Dickerson 7 26 2 0 0 1 5 .077 .111 9 33 4 0 1 2 5 .121 .171Kiermaier 3 10 0 0 0 0 5 .000 .000 12 40 14 0 3 4 8 .350 .409Longoria 7 27 10 7 10 3 3 .370 .433 55 226 63 15 55 16 41 .279 .324Martínez 6 15 5 0 1 1 3 .333 .375 17 37 9 0 3 2 8 .243 .282Morrison 4 17 7 4 7 1 3 .412 .444 15 54 13 5 10 1 10 .241 .255Norris - - - - - - - - - 14 42 12 3 12 5 10 .286 .375Rasmus 3 12 1 0 2 1 5 .083 .154 22 79 18 2 9 5 18 .228 .274Robertson - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Souza Jr. 7 24 7 1 3 2 9 .292 .393 9 32 7 1 3 2 11 .219 .306Sucre 1 3 2 1 2 0 0 .667 .750 6 17 5 1 3 0 0 .294 .333Weeks Jr. - - - - - - - - - 37 132 36 5 13 10 38 .273 .342

2016 CAREERPLAYER W L Sv IP H ER SO ERA AVG W L Sv IP H ER SO ERA AVGAlvarado - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Andriese 1 1 0 9.2 14 5 10 4.66 .326 1 2 0 12.2 19 10 15 7.11 .333Archer 1 0 0 6.0 3 1 7 1.50 .158 5 1 0 36.1 28 7 36 1.73 .215Cobb - - - - - - - - - 1 0 0 5.2 5 2 2 3.18 .227Colomé 0 0 4 3.2 3 0 6 0.00 .214 0 0 4 10.0 10 3 9 2.70 .278Farquhar 0 0 0 1.0 3 1 3 9.00 .500 0 0 0 11.2 10 3 18 2.31 .233Garton 0 0 0 2.0 5 2 1 9.00 .455 0 0 0 2.0 5 2 1 9.00 .455Hunter 0 0 0 1.1 0 0 0 0.00 .000 4 2 1 38.0 32 12 22 2.84 .225Odorizzi 0 0 0 6.0 5 2 6 3.00 .227 0 1 0 15.1 18 9 16 5.28 .290Ramirez 1 2 0 6.2 7 4 6 5.40 .318 2 2 0 12.2 14 8 12 5.68 .304Stanek - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Whitley - - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 8.0 13 5 10 5.63 .361

RAYS PITCHERS vs. TWINS

OPENING DAY ROSTER

PITCHERS (12): RH Matt Andriese, RH Chris Archer, LH Xavier Cedeño, RH Alex Cobb, RH Alex Colomé, RH Jumbo Díaz, RH Danny Farquhar, RH Tommy Hunter, RH Jake Odorizzi, RH Austin Pruitt, RH Erasmo Ramírez, LH Blake Snell

CATCHERS (2): Derek Norris, Jesús Sucre

INFIELDERS (6): Tim Beckham, Evan Longoria, Brad Miller, Logan Morrison, Daniel Robertson, Rickie Weeks Jr.

OUTFIELDERS (5): Peter Bourjos, Corey Dickerson, Kevin Kiermaier, Mallex Smith, Steven Souza Jr.

DL (7): RHP Brad Boxberger (10-day), INF Matt Duffy (10-day), RHP Nathan Eovaldi (60-day), RHP Kevin Gadea (60-day), C Wilson Ramos (60-day), OF Colby Rasmus (10-day), RHP Shawn Tolleson (60-day)

RAYS 2017 DAY-BY-DAYPOS. HOME

# GAME FINAL WINNER LOSER W-L GA/GB ATT. CUM.1 4/2 vs. NYY W, 7-3 Archer (1-0) Tanaka (0-1) 1-0 1/+1.0 31,042 31,042

4/3 - OFF (1) T-1/+1.02 4/4 vs. NYY L, 0-5 Sabathia (1-0) Odorizzi (0-1) 1-1 T-3/-0.5 19,366 50,4083 4/5 vs. NYY W, 4-1 Cobb (1-0) Pineda (0-1) 2-1 3/-0.5 12,737 63,1454 4/6 vs. TOR L, 2-5 Stroman (1-0) Snell (0-1) 2-2 3/-1.0 12,678 75,8235 4/7 vs. TOR W, 10-8 Cedeño (1-0) Howell (0-1) 3-2 3/-1.0 12,842 88,6656 4/8 vs. TOR W, 3-2 (11) Ramirez (1-0) Lawrence (0-1) 4-2 2/-1.0 21,838 110,5037 4/9 vs. TOR W, 7-2 Odorizzi (1-1) Estrada (0-1) 5-2 T-1/+1.0 15,341 125,8448 4/10 at NYY L, 1-8 Pineda (1-1) Cobb (1-1) 5-3 2/-0.5 46,955

4/11 - OFF (2) T-1/+0.59 4/12 at NYY L, 4-8 Mitchell (1-0) Díaz (0-1) 5-4 2/-1.0 38,00210 4/13 at NYY L, 2-3 Severino (1-0) Cedeño (1-1) 5-5 4/-2.0 34,77211 4/14 at BOS W, 10-5 Archer (2-0) Porcello (1-1) 6-5 3/-2.0 36,81312 4/15 at BOS L, 1-2 Sale (1-1) Hunter (0-1) 6-6 4/-2.0 36,68613 4/16 at BOS L, 5-7 Kelly (2-0) Farquhar (0-1) 6-7 4/-3.0 36,20914 4/17 at BOS L, 3-4 Wright (1-1) Snell (0-2) 6-8 4/-3.5 37,31815 4/18 vs. DET W, 5-1 Andriese (1-0) Fulmer (1-1) 7-8 4/-2.5 16,265 142,10916 4/19 vs. DET W, 8-7 Pruitt (1-0) Rodríguez (1-1) 8-8 4/-2.5 12,281 154,39017 4/20 vs. DET W, 8-1 Ramirez (2-0) Norris (1-1) 9-8 4/-2.5 13,267 167,65718 4/21 vs. HOU L, 3-6 Feliz (1-0) Cobb (1-2) 9-9 4/-3.5 17,683 185,34019 4/22 vs. HOU W, 6-3 Pruitt (2-0) Morton (1-2) 10-9 4/-3.5 17,008 202,34820 4/23 vs. HOU L, 4-6 (10) Gregerson (1-1) Garton (0-1) 10-10 4/-3.5 15,548 217,89621 4/24 at BAL L, 3-6 Givens (3-0) Archer (2-1) 10-11 4/-4.5 11,14222 4/25 at BAL W, 2-0 Whitley (1-0) Miley (1-1) 11-11 4/-3.5 11,47223 4/26 at BAL L, 4-5 (11) Asher (1-0) Colomé (0-1) 11-12 4/-4.5 16,289

4/27 - OFF (3) 4/-4.524 4/28 at TOR W, 7-4 Pruitt (3-0) Grilli (1-3) 12-12 4/-3.5 36,25625 4/29 at TOR L, 1-4 Liriano (2-2) Andriese (1-1) 12-13 4/-4.5 42,41926 4/30 at TOR L, 1-3 Howell (1-1) Colomé (0-2) 12-14 4/-4.5 42,98627 5/1 at MIA W, 4-2 Farquhar (1-1) Ziegler (1-1) 13-14 4/-4.5 16,09628 5/2 at MIA W, 3-1 Cobb (2-2) Volquez (0-4) 14-14 4/-3.5 16,01129 5/3 vs. MIA L, 6-10 Conley (2-2) Pruitt (3-1) 14-15 4/-4.5 12,285 230,18130 5/4 vs. MIA W, 5-1 Andriese (2-1) Straily (1-3) 15-15 4/-4.0 10,118 240,29931 5/5 vs. TOR L, 4-8 Loup (1-0) Díaz (0-2) 15-16 4/-5.0 12,461 252,76032 5/6 vs. TOR W, 6-1 Odorizzi (2-1) Estrada (1-2) 16-16 4/-5.0 12,035 264,79533 5/7 vs. TOR L, 1-2 Tepera (2-1) Cobb (2-3) 16-17 4/-6.0 15,068 279,86334 5/8 vs. KC L, 3-7 Karns (2-2) Snell (0-3) 16-18 4/-7.0 12,826 292,68935 5/9 vs. KC L, 6-7 (12) Junis (1-0) Moreno (0-1) 16-19 4/-7.5 9,921 302,61036 5/10 vs. KC W, 12-1 Archer (3-1) Hammel (1-4) 17-19 4/-6.5 9,320 311,93037 5/11 vs. KC L, 0-6 Vargas (5-1) Odorizzi (2-2) 17-20 4/-7.0 9,340 321,27038 5/12 at BOS W, 5-4 Cobb (3-3) Porcello (2-5) 18-20 4/-6.0 36,49639 5/13 at BOS L, 3-6 Sale (4-2) Snell (0-4) 18-21 4/-6.0 35,44740 5/14 at BOS W, 11-2 Andriese (3-1) Pomeranz (3-3) 19-21 4/-5.5 35,08041 5/15 at CLE L, 7-8 Logan (1-0) Archer (3-2) 19-22 4/-6.0 14,61342 5/16 at CLE W, 6-4 Odorizzi (3-2) Salazar (2-4) 20-22 4/-6.0 18,23843 5/17 at CLE W, 7-4 Cobb (4-3) Tomlin (2-5) 21-22 4/-6.0 22,104

5/18 - OFF (4) 4/-5.544 5/19 vs. NYY W, 5-4 Farquhar (2-1) Clippard (0-2) 22-22 4/-4.5 21,146 342,41645 5/20 vs. NYY W, 9-5 Andriese (4-1) Tanaka (5-3) 23-22 3/-4.0 22,864 365,28046 5/21 vs. NYY L, 2-3 Sabathia (4-2) Archer (3-3) 23-23 4/-4.5 20,873 386,15347 5/22 vs. LAA L, 2-3 Ramirez (4-3) Díaz (0-3) 23-24 4/-5.5 12,249 398,40248 5/23 vs. LAA L, 0-4 Shoemaker (4-2) Cobb (4-4) 23-25 4/-5.5 9,014 407,41649 5/24 vs. LAA W, 5-2 Ramirez (3-0) Nolasco (2-4) 24-25 4/-5.5 9,975 417,39150 5/25 vs. LAA W, 4-0 Andriese (5-1) Wright (0-1) 25-25 4/-5.0 9,459 426,85051 5/26 at MIN 8:1052 5/27 at MIN 2:1053 5/28 at MIN 2:1054 5/29 at TEX 8:0555 5/30 at TEX 8:0556 5/31 at TEX 8:05

6/1 - OFF (5)57 6/2 at SEA 10:1058 6/3 at SEA 10:1059 6/4 at SEA 4:10

6/5 - OFF (6)60 6/6 vs. CWS 7:1061 6/7 vs. CWS 7:1062 6/8 vs. CWS 7:1063 6/9 vs. OAK 7:1064 6/10 vs. OAK (1) 2:10 Matt Duffy Double Play Bobblehead (First 15,000 fans)65 6/10 vs. OAK (2) GM266 6/11 vs. OAK 1:10 Bat and Ball Set (Kids 14 & under)

6/12 - OFF (7)67 6/13 at TOR 7:0768 6/14 at TOR 7:0769 6/15 at DET 7:1070 6/16 at DET 7:1071 6/17 at DET 4:1072 6/18 at DET 1:1073 6/19 vs. CIN 7:1074 6/20 vs. CIN 7:1075 6/21 vs. CIN 12:10 Cheer Sticks (Kids 14 & under)

6/22 - OFF (8)76 6/23 vs. BAL 7:1077 6/24 vs. BAL 4:10 Kevin Kiermaier STAR WARS Bobblehead (First 15,000 fans)78 6/25 vs. BAL 1:10

6/26 - OFF (9)79 6/27 at PIT 7:0580 6/28 at PIT 7:0581 6/29 at PIT 7:0582 6/30 at BAL 7:0583 7/1 at BAL 4:0584 7/2 at BAL 1:35

7/3 - OFF (10)85 7/4 at CHC 2:2086 7/5 at CHC 2:2087 7/6 vs. BOS 7:1088 7/7 vs. BOS 7:1089 7/8 vs. BOS 4:1090 7/9 vs. BOS 1:10

7/10 - All-Star Break7/11 - All-Star Game Marlins Park (Miami Marlins)

POS. HOME# GAME FINAL WINNER LOSER W-L GA/GB ATT. CUM.

7/12 - All-Star Break7/13 - All-Star Break

91 7/14 at LAA 10:0792 7/15 at LAA 9:0793 7/16 at LAA 3:3794 7/17 at OAK 10:0595 7/18 at OAK 10:0596 7/19 at OAK 3:35

7/20 - OFF (11)97 7/21 vs. TEX 7:1098 7/22 vs. TEX 7:10 DJ Kitty Onesie (First 15,000 fans)99 7/23 vs. TEX 1:10 Chris Archer Emoji Pillow (Kids 14 & under)100 7/24 vs. BAL 7:10101 7/25 vs. BAL 7:10102 7/26 vs. BAL 12:10 Cheer Sticks (Kids 14 & under)103 7/27 at NYY 7:05104 7/28 at NYY 7:05105 7/29 at NYY 1:05106 7/30 at NYY 1:05107 7/31 at HOU 8:10108 8/1 at HOU 8:10109 8/2 at HOU 8:10110 8/3 at HOU 8:10111 8/4 vs. MIL 7:10112 8/5 vs. MIL 6:10 MARVEL Iron Man Bobblehead (First 15,000 fans)113 8/6 vs. MIL 1:10 Swim Goggles (Kids 14 & under)

8/7 - OFF (12)114 8/8 vs. BOS 7:10115 8/9 vs. BOS 7:10116 8/10 vs. CLE 7:10117 8/11 vs. CLE 7:10118 8/12 vs. CLE 6:10 Mystery Retro Replica Jersey (First 15,000 fans)119 8/13 vs. CLE 1:10 Retro Socks (Kids 14 & under)120 8/14 at TOR 7:07121 8/15 at TOR 7:07122 8/16 at TOR 7:07123 8/17 at TOR 4:07124 8/18 vs. SEA 7:10125 9/19 vs. SEA 6:10 Rays Tote Bag (First 15,000 fans)126 8/20 vs. SEA 1:10 Rays Win Alarm Clock (Kids 14 & under)

8/21 - OFF (13)127 8/22 vs. TOR 7:10128 8/23 vs. TOR 7:10129 8/24 vs. TOR 1:10130 8/25 at STL 8:15131 8/26 at STL 7:15132 8/27 at STL 2:15133 8/28 at KC 8:15134 8/29 at KC 8:15135 8/30 at KC 8:15

8/31 - OFF (14)136 9/1 at CWS 8:10137 9/2 at CWS 7:10138 9/3 at CWS 2:10139 9/4 vs. MIN 7:10140 9/5 vs. MIN 7:10141 9/6 vs. MIN 1:10

9/7 - OFF (15)142 9/8 at BOS 7:10143 9/9 at BOS 7:10144 9/10 at BOS 1:35145 9/11 vs. NYY 7:10146 9/12 vs. NYY 7:10147 9/13 vs. NYY 7:10

9/14 - OFF (16)148 9/15 vs. BOS 7:10149 9/16 vs. BOS 6:10 Blake Snell Bobblehead (First 15,000 fans)150 9/17 vs. BOS 1:10 Hooded Bath Towel (Kids 14 & under)

9/18 - OFF (17)151 9/19 vs. CHC 7:10152 9/20 vs. CHC 7:10153 9/21 at BAL 7:05154 9/22 at BAL 7:05155 9/23 at BAL 7:05156 9/24 at BAL 1:35157 9/25 - OFF (18)157 9/26 at NYY 7:05158 9/27 at NYY 7:05159 9/28 at NYY 7:05160 9/29 vs. BAL 7:10161 9/30 vs. BAL 6:10 Burst Car Emblem (First 15,000 fans)162 10/1 vs. BAL 3:10 Raymond Night Light (Kids 14 & under)

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